Bug 36562

Summary: EDITING: Problem with Graphite SIL smart fonts in table of contents
Product: LibreOffice Reporter: gleppert
Component: WriterAssignee: Not Assigned <libreoffice-bugs>
Status: RESOLVED NOTABUG    
Severity: normal CC: gleppert
Priority: medium    
Version: 3.3.2 release   
Hardware: All   
OS: All   
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Bug Blocks: 34420    
Attachments: Graphite Smart Fonts in Table of Contents

Description gleppert 2011-04-25 00:14:36 UTC 
Problem: Smart font features (e.g. real small caps) are broken in Table of Contents.

What did I do?: 
Please have a brief look at attached document. 

(1) In the Table of Contents, I wanted to change the first level of headings to be 'real' small caps using the font Linux Libertine G.
(2) I wanted to change that in "Formatvorlagen" F11 (format templates for paragraphs) and changed the font in the format template for "Inhaltsverzeichnis 1" (Table-of-contents 1) to Linux Libertine G:smcp=1, which means real small caps. The preview in that dialogue displays the small caps correctly, exactly like I intended them to be.
(3) After clicking "okay", nothing happens in the table of contents. Small caps are not displayed there. Even after refreshing the table of contents, small caps are not there.

By the way, real small caps with Linux Libterine G are working correctly in the Kopfzeile (head line) of top of every page of the content pages, e.g. on page 1 or 2, and everywhere else.

System: Ubuntu 4.10/Gnome2, LibreOffice 3.3.2. PPA, Intel 32-Bit.
Comment 1 gleppert 2011-04-25 00:18:38 UTC 
Created attachment 46043 [details]
Graphite Smart Fonts in Table of Contents
Comment 2 gleppert 2011-05-02 15:40:04 UTC 
Hi, this bug has had an easy solution. It is a little confusing user experience in LibreOffice, but this is how to solve the problem:

In order to have hyperlinks to the chapters in the Table of Contents (TOC) following was done:
In the table-of-contents dialog, the tag "hyperlink" was added to every heading level. In order to actually have a working link, theses hyperlinks were associated with the character template "Internetlink-ohne-Auszeichnung" (internet link without underlining).
However, I did not know that it is also necessary to specify the font "Linux Libertine G:smcp=1" in this character template, instead of only specifying it in the relevant paragraph template. That was indeed confusing.

Anyway, usability issues are not the topic of this bug.

Hence, I close this bug.